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DirectoryFetcher

The DirectoryFetcher class is a utility class that retrieves a list of files from a specified directory based on certain criteria. It inherits from the ProactiveImageSourceAdapter class.

Definition

Namespace: com.dynamsoft.utility

Inheritance: ProactiveImageSourceAdapter -> DirectoryFetcher

public class DirectoryFetcher extends ProactiveImageSourceAdapter

Methods

Method Description
DirectoryFetcher Initializes a new instance of the DirectoryFetcher class.
setDirectory Sets the directory path and filter for the file search.
setPDFReadingParameter Sets the parameters for reading PDF files.
setPages Sets the 0-based page indexes of a file (.tiff or .pdf) for barcode searching.

DirectoryFetcher

Initializes a new instance of the DirectoryFetcher class.

DirectoryFetcher()

setDirectory

Sets the directory path and filter for the file search.

void setDirectory(String filePath) throws UtilityException
void setDirectory(String filePath, String filter, boolean recursive) throws UtilityException

Parameters

filePath The path of the directory to search.

filter A string that specifies file extensions. For example: “.BMP;.JPG;.GIF”, or “.”, etc. The default value is “.bmp;.jpg;.jpeg;.tif;.png;.tiff;.gif;*.pdf”.

recursive Specifies whether to load files recursively. The default value is false.

Exception

UtilityException

setPDFReadingParameter

Sets the parameters for reading PDF files.

void setPDFReadingParameter(PDFReadingParameter para) throws UtilityException

Parameters

para A PDFReadingParameter object with PDF files reading parameters.

Exception

UtilityException

See Also

PDFReadingParameter

setPages

Sets the 0-based page indexes of a file (.tiff or .pdf). By default, there is no restriction on the number of pages that can be processed in a single file.

void setPages(int[] pages) throws UtilityException

Parameters

pages An integer array containing the page information to be set.

Exception

UtilityException

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